InterContinental Hotels Prague

The hotel is so ugly from the outside that it's hard to compare to the Intercontinental, especially in a city with so many beautiful high-rises, however, the location is superb - not far from Paris Street and Prague's high fashion streets, just a short walk from the Old Town Square, the famous Astronomical Clock, and many of its rooms offer great views of the Vltava river. The hotel has many amenities, including full breakfasts in its Primator restaurant and dinners on the rooftop restaurant Zlata, with great views of the city. The room itself (428) was spacious enough, with ordinary decor, very comfortable beds (not two twins pushed together like in many European hotels), and a wide selection of pillows, including "plastic surgery" pillows. The hotel's indoor "salt water pool" is nice enough, and while there is no lap pool, the gym is large and has a lot of exercise equipment (a small drawback is that the gym closes at 10 pm on weekends and opens at 8 pm). The hotel lobby and decor give the impression of the country's former socialist past, and there are not many people at the front desk to check in. The food in the restaurant was expensive, probably due to the location, and not worth the money, for example breakfast was 450 kronor per person (about $25 USD), and the three course dinner in the Zlata restaurant cost us $100 USD, which was good but not great. All in all, it's a great hotel for location and comfort, but it won't appeal to everyone.

The hotel's exterior looks so ugly that it's hard to compete with the InterContinental, especially in a city with so many beautiful high-rise buildings. However, the hotel's location is superb - not far from Paris Avenue and Prague's high fashion streets. , just a few steps from the hotel you can reach the Old Town Square and the famous Astronomical Clock, which offers a beautiful view of the Vltava river from many of its rooms. The hotel has many amenities, including a full breakfast at its Primator restaurant and dinner at the rooftop restaurant Zlata, with beautiful views of the city. The room itself (428) was spacious enough, with basic decor, a very comfortable bed (not two twin beds pushed together like many European hotels), and a good selection of pillows, including "plastic surgery" Pillow for people to sleep on. The hotel's indoor "salt water pool" is good enough. Although there is no ring-shaped swimming pool, the gym is very large and has a lot of fitness equipment (a small drawback is that the gym closes at ten o'clock on weekends and opens again at eight o'clock in the evening). The lobby and decoration of the hotel make people feel that this country was originally a socialist country, and there were not many people checking in at the front desk. The food in the restaurant is expensive, probably because of the location, and not worth the money we spent, for example breakfast, which cost 450 kroner per person (about twenty-five dollars), and the three-course dinner at the Zlata restaurant which cost us a hundred dollars , not bad but not great. All in all, this is a great hotel in terms of location and comfort, but it won't appeal to everyone.

Our guide said to us on our way to Prague, don't expect friendly and smiling service, this is a post-communist city. I think she was right. The staff here didn't smile, no friendly service. Don't they like Americans? This hotel is really not nice, it's like an old place from the 70s...

Our tour guide said to us as we were in the car on the way to Prague, don't expect friendly and smiling service, this is a post-communist city. I think she's right. The staff here has no smiles and no friendly service. Don't they like Americans? This hotel is really not that nice, it's like an old place from the 70's...

We stayed at this hotel for a few days in July. No hotel can combine good location with good quality, but this one does. It's actually in the Jewish Ghetto, next to a lot of Prague classics. The room is of the best quality, and there is also a SPA, which is very nice. The only bad thing is that the hotel has neglected the exterior decoration. The appearance here gives an impression of 1970s communism.

The room is comfortable and spacious! Three people can sleep without being crowded! It feels so communist! Shopping is very convenient, and there is a large supermarket in just over five minutes! It is not far to the square to experience the Chris**as market a**osphere! It is a good value hotel!